San Diego Country Estates has three separate HOA management companies serving different areas of the community. Use the directory below to find the right contact for your home.
As of January 1, 2026, the monthly HOA dues for San Diego Country Estates are $195/month. These fees cover access to resort-style amenities including two equestrian centers, two swimming pools, the San Vicente Golf Course, community parks, 14.6 miles of trails, and community events like the annual 4th of July parade and Concerts in the Park.
Community Relations Department (CRD)
For general community questions, compliance matters, and HOA inquiries
When you open escrow on your SDCE home, the primary HOA sends an inspector to your property before closing. Knowing what they look for can save you from last-minute surprises that could delay or derail your sale. Common items on the inspection checklist include:
Cracks or damage in the driveway
Ground cover and landscaping compliance
Unapproved yard art or structures
Propane tank concealment requirements
Exterior paint and condition standards
Fence height and material compliance
As a local SDCE resident and real estate broker, Scott Hodge can walk you through the pre-inspection checklist before you list, so you avoid surprises that could slow down your escrow.
As of January 1, 2026, the monthly HOA dues for San Diego Country Estates are $195/month. These fees cover access to resort-style amenities including two equestrian centers, two heated swimming pools, the San Vicente Golf Course, community parks, and a full calendar of community events.
For many military families, yes. Homeport Residential is a veteran-owned brokerage specializing in helping military families use their VA Loan benefits in Ramona. The area offers a quiet, rural atmosphere within a manageable commute (approximately 45 minutes to an hour) to Naval Base San Diego 32nd Street and surrounding military installations. Scott Hodge is a certified Military Relocation Professional (MRP).
SDCE is known for its extensive equestrian facilities (International Equestrian Center and Casey Tibbs Western Center), the award-winning San Vicente Golf Resort, Par Lounge and Deck dining, multiple tennis and pickleball courts, two heated pools, 14.6 miles of community trails, and a thriving social calendar featuring quarterly craft fairs, summer concerts in the park, and the beloved annual 4th of July parade.
Yes. Homeport Residential is a veteran-owned brokerage based in San Diego Country Estates. Broker/Owner Scott Hodge is a 20-year Navy veteran and certified Military Relocation Professional (MRP) who works with VA buyers in Ramona and San Diego Country Estates. Listings are full service at a 1% listing commission; the buyer's agent commission is separate and negotiated. Call or text: (858) 255-1943
Yes. SDCE is one of the premier equestrian communities in all of San Diego County. Many lots are zoned for horses, and residents benefit from miles of dedicated riding trails maintained by the HOA, plus two world-class equestrian facilities on-site. Scott Hodge understands the difference between a "dry" lot and one with existing horse facilities, which matters during negotiations.
When you open escrow on your SDCE home, the HOA sends an inspector to your property. They look for items including driveway cracks, ground cover compliance, unapproved yard art, propane tank concealment, exterior condition, and fence compliance. Scott Hodge can provide you with a pre-sale checklist before you list. Text him at (858) 255-1943 to get your copy.
Buying or Selling in SDCE? Talk to Scott.
Scott is a San Diego Country Estates resident, 20-year Navy veteran, and Broker/Owner of Homeport Residential. Whether you're buying, selling, or just exploring, he'll give you a straight read on whether SDCE is right for you, including telling you if it's not. Listings are full service at a 1% listing commission; the buyer's agent commission is separate and negotiated.
